Sentence examples for might be swapped for from inspiring English sources

Under one of about five plans being debated, Greek bonds might be swapped for those of much lower face value issued by the euro zone's bailout fund, according to two officials briefed on talks, who added that the idea might make a write-down more attractive for the banks.

So, why buy him at all? Di María heads a long list of Van Gaal rejects who might be swapped for those he has brought in (and retained), which poses the question of whether the manager has significantly improved the squad with the £250m investment.

Under one of about five plans being debated, Greek bonds might be swapped for bonds of much lower face value issued by the euro zone's bailout fund, according to two officials briefed on the talks, who added that the idea might make a write-down more attractive for the banks.

The transfer window is closed for another summer, meaning we can all shut up and concentrate on something of a little more importance for the next few months, rather than obsessing over which footballer might be swapping clubs for whatever nebulous reason, eh?

Despite the euphoria, some Mugabe opponents are uneasy about the prominent role played by the military, and fear Zimbabwe might be swapping one army-backed autocrat for another, rather than allowing the people to choose their next leader.

Now it can be swapped for money.

Studs will need to be swapped for rugby ones, though.

The permanency might have been swapped for property, but the brand lives on.

Likewise, things might be symmetric if right were swapped for left in a kind of mirror reflection, a symmetry known as parity.

Halibut has been swapped for catfish.

Sentiment has been swapped for swagger.